14.25 x 7 x 5 in. (36.2 x 17.8 x 12.7 cm.) Designed by Frederick Carder in the 1920s, model #6497 and 6483, two part form, satin glass nude female diving figure set into a polished clear glass boulder ...

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Tom P. Dimetroff, Frederick Carder and Steuben Glass, Atglen, PA, 1998, p. 140, no. 6.11 (for a drawing of a related example) Paul Gardner, The Glass of Frederick Carder, Atglen, PA, 2001, p. 242, no.

Frederick Carder was born in Brierley Hill in 1863 and worked in the area before emigrating to the US where he ... Carder had success with the Steuben Glass Company in New York and also became a ...

Frederick Carder was born in Brierley Hill in 1863 and worked in the area before emigrating to the US where he had a successful career. The Triton and Horses work was owned by the Rotary Club of ...

Frederick Carder was born in Brierley Hill in 1863 and worked in the area before emigrating to the US where he ... Carder had success with the Steuben Glass Company in New York and also became a ...